3 Advanced Tips to Code Like a Pro in Swift (from an ex-Apple engineer 🍎)

[@VictorCarvalhoTavernari]

Stunning! Even with years of developing those tips are so useful! Thanks.

[@mobiledevlife]

This is a great video, and I like how it blends code with explanations 😊 good job Natalia and Vincent! 👏

[@philodygmn]

Named loops for granular control over iterations regardless of hierarchy node is such a helpful tip!
Natalia’s work will be top-of-mind for learning material as I work my way toward more capable Swift use👍

[@ColeDano]

Thanks Vincent, great tips, and appreciated the discount using the link :)

[@prashantvgaikar]

This is insightful !! Thank you, Natalia, Vincent !

[@ChristopherFonseka]

Thanks Natalia! The tips were so interesting I bought your book immediately 😅

[@antlister]

Great content - I followed this up with a book purchase. Now you'll have to find some different tips Vincent!

[@jur9103]

ha, learned something new, named loops, nice one.

[@fceruti]

Thanks for the video, great stuff

[@victorvieiraveiga]

Thank you for the tips

[@TiagoBastos-hw5du]

great tips!

[@PhuongAnh-ss8jy]

It make codes hard to read

[@markaurelius61]

I'm using Xcode 15.4 and I get an error in my playground at the line:
for (i, ingredient) in lasttwo.indexed() {. same at the line 10 at 3:35. The error is
Value of type 'Array.SubSequence' (aka 'ArraySlice') has no member 'indexed'

[@davidf2281]

The indexed() method is part of the Swift Algorithms package -- have you forgotten to import it?

[@markaurelius61]

@@davidf2281 That will be the reason.

[@Slippydidipp]

Welcome to Xcode 😄

[@davidf2281]

@@Slippydidipp The error has nothing to do with Xcode.

[@markaurelius61]

@@Slippydidipp I didn't have the algorithms package installed

[@victorriurean]